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I am a 34 year old female diagnosed with bipolar disorder at age 13. I am under medications since then. As the years progressed I have gained a lot of weight. Right now I am fine and symptom free since last 2 years but on Arip MT 15 for maintenance.
I have a good diet that is a feel hungry at intervals and I wake up around 10.30 am everyday. This has become a routine. I try to sleep by 11.30 pm and wake up around 10.30am. I have deep sleep and feel rested throughout the day and then it makes me to work through out the day with full energy.
Is this normal or do I need to change my lifestyle?
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Hi,
More than sleep, one should be worried about overweight
As you might be aware, Obesity can lead to lot health issues like diabetes, hypertension, heart problems, joint problems etc
Next Steps
consult your treating psychiatrist and get your issues sorted or take second opinion
Health Tips
Tips for weight reduction
1. Regular physical exercise
2. Small frequent meals
3. No junk, oil, sweets foods
4. Eat fruits and vegetables
5. No carbonated beverages
6. join health club if possible
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